Anal gland removal surgery - also known as an anal sacculectomy - removes one or both of your pet’s anal glands to provide relief from infections, abscesses, blockages, or tumors.
Aural hematomas usually occur when a pet excessively shakes, scratches, or otherwise injures their ear resulting in the bursting of blood vessels and pooling of blood in their ear flap (pinna).
“Cherry eye” occurs when the gland of the third eyelid prolapses which means it pops up and flips over the third eyelid.
Cystotomy is surgery performed to enter the bladder. Most commonly, pets undergo a cystotomy to remove bladder stones.
Dentistry and oral surgery prevents and treats dental diseases, removes broken or diseased teeth, and removes masses in the mouth.
A diaphragmatic hernia is an abnormal opening or hole in the diaphragm that allows abdominal organs, such as the stomach, intestines, or liver, to move into the chest cavity. As a result, this can put pressure on the lungs and heart, leading to potentially serious complications.
Vulvoplasty, also known as episioplasty, is a surgical procedure performed in female dogs to remove excess skin folds around the vulva. It aims to correct issues that lead to chronic inflammation, skin infections, or recurrent urinary tract infections.
Exploratory surgery is performed to examine the organs within the abdomen. It is most commonly done to remove foreign materials from the stomach or intestines.
Femur fracture repair surgery realigns the fractured ends of the bone, stabilize them, and promote proper healing.
Your pet may require fracture repair surgery to ensure that their bones heal correctly and to decrease future pain and lameness.
Gastropexy is a highly effective procedure that significantly decreases the likelihood of your pet developing gastric dilatation and volvulus.
Humeral fracture repair surgery is a surgical procedure performed to treat fractures or breaks in the humerus bone, which is the long bone located in the upper part or your pet’s front leg.
An inguinal hernia is a protrusion of organs or tissues through the inguinal canal. Left untreated, an inguinal hernia can grow and cause blood flow to be cut off to essential organs and abdominal contents. This can be painful and deadly.
Leg amputation surgery can improve the quality of life for many pets who are in pain and are unable to use the affected leg.
Masses require surgical removal when they cause pain, impact your pet’s health and ability to function, or are cancerous.
Nasal fold resection surgery decreases the skin folds (wrinkles) around your dog’s nose to decrease incidence of skin infections and/or rubbing of hairy skin against the eyes.
A perineal hernia occurs when these muscles weaken, allowing the pelvic and abdominal organs to protrude or bulge in the region around the anus
Perineal urethrostomy is performed to prevent a urethral blockage so that your cat can pass urine and avoid the life-threatening emergency of urethral obstruction.
An abdominal hernia occurs when your pet’s abdominal contents push through a hole in the abdominal wall muscles.
A pet colopexy surgery, or surgical fixation of the colon, is a procedure performed to secure the colon (large intestine) to the abdominal wall to prevent its abnormal movement or twisting.
